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Jay T. Last Collection of Entertainment: Theatrical Broadsides and Playbills: Finding Aid

Finding aid prepared by Diann Benti. The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens. Prints and Ephemera The Huntington Library 1151 Oxford Road San Marino, California 91108 Phone: (626) 405-2191 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.huntington.org © 2014 The Huntington Library. All rights reserved.

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 1 Overview of the Collection Title: Jay T. Last Collection of Entertainment: Theatrical Broadsides and Playbills Dates (inclusive): 1809-1923 Bulk dates: 1840-1890 Collection Number: priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides Collector: Last, Jay T. Extent: approximately 1,000 items in 39 oversized folders Repository: The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens. Prints and Ephemera 1151 Oxford Road San Marino, California 91108 Phone: (626) 405-2191 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.huntington.org Abstract: This collection contains approximately 1,000 printed 19th and early 20th century entertainment broadsides, playbills, and related advertisements, and forms a subset within the Jay T. Last Entertainment Collection. These items date from 1809 to 1923, with the bulk spanning between 1840 and 1890, and publicize theatrical performances including plays, variety entertainment such as minstrel, burlesque, and vaudeville shows, and optical displays such as dioramas, living statues, and tableaus. Over 250 theaters primarily from the Northeastern United States are represented in the collection, though there are also materials from theaters in the Midwestern, Southern, and Western United States, and 26 items from Canada, Ireland, England, and Scotland. Language: English. Note: Finding aid last updated on September 23, 2015. Access Open to qualified researchers by prior application through the Reader Services Department. For more information, contact Reader Services. Publication Rights The Huntington Library does not require that researchers request permission to quote from or publish images of this material, nor does it charge fees for such activities. The responsibility for identifying the copyright holder, if there is one, and obtaining necessary permissions rests with the researcher. Preferred Citation [Item title, Call number]. Jay T. Last Collection of Entertainment: Theatrical Broadsides and Playbills, The Huntington Library, San Marino, California. Provenance This collection forms part of the Jay T. Last Collection of Graphic Arts and Social History, which was donated to the Huntington Library by Jay T. Last in 2005 as a gift in progress. The bulk of the Theatrical Broadsides and Playbills was transferred to the Library between 2010 and 2012. A majority of the playbills were originally compiled by American minstrel and variety show performer and theatrical manager Al Emmett Fostell (1856-1920) as part of his extensive collection of historical theatrical memorabilia. These items were acquired by Last in 2009 from Jack Bacon & Company. Background The Jay T. Last Collection is an unparalleled archive of printed paper artifacts that documents American lithographic, social, and business history. The collection began in the early 1970s when physicist and Silicon Valley pioneer Jay Last moved to Southern California and started collecting citrus box labels he found at local flea markets and rummage sales. As his collection grew, Last realized that these labels conveyed important information about commercial printing, graphic design, and social history, and he expanded his collection to include other forms of American visual culture. Today this collection contains more than 200,000 lithographic prints, posters, and ephemera of mostly nineteenth- and early twentieth- century American origin and represents works by more than five hundred lithographic companies. Scope and Content This collection contains approximately 1,000 printed 19th and early 20th century entertainment broadsides, playbills, and related advertisements, and forms a subset within the Jay T. Last Collection of Entertainment. These items advertise

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 2 theatrical performances including plays, variety entertainment such as minstrel, burlesque, and vaudeville shows, and optical displays such as dioramas, living statues, and tableaus. Over 250 theaters primarily from the Northeastern United States are represented in the collection, though there are also materials from theaters in the Midwestern, Southern, and Western United States, and approximately 26 items from Canada, Ireland, England, and Scotland. Theaters with the largest subsets include the Boston Museum (Boston, Massachusetts) with 120 items, Liberty Hall (New Bedford, Massachusetts) with 96 items, Theatre Comique (New York, New York) with 66 items, and the Troy Museum (Troy, New York) with 47 items. The materials date from 1809 to 1923, with the bulk of the items spanning between 1840 and 1890. The earliest dated item in the collection is an August 1809 playbill from the Lyceum Theatre in London, England; the most recent item is a March 1923 broadside for the Hyperion Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut. Almost all of the items are in English except for an Italian bill for the Teatro Italiano (New York, New York) and a Spanish bill for the Gutierrez Show; there is also one bill for the Heywood Bros. Combination that has both English and German text. The materials range in size from approximately 9 ½ x 6 inches to 42 ½ x 14 inches and consist of single-sheet unfolded advertisements for theatrical productions that were intended to be distributed by hand, posted on walls, fences, or in windows, or sold to playgoers entering the theater. The printed text typically includes the name of the theater and lists information about the play or entertainment, names of performers, acts or scenes, dates and times of performances, and admission prices. Often the text publicized multiple performances over the course of a day or a few days. Among the names given to these types of advertisements, according to their size and mode of distribution, are broadsides, dodgers, handbills, hangers, playbills, posters, and show bills. The notices in this collection are primarily long, narrow broadsides printed on one side of newsprint paper in black ink using letterpress type of varying fonts and size, though some have colored ink, colored paper, or woodcut illustrations. More than 100 bills have illustrations, often consisting of head-and-shoulder portraits of show proprietors or performers, depictions of performances by minstrel blackface entertainers and musicians, or scenes from plays or variety show acts. The items are grouped by theater and arranged in folders according to the geographic location of the theater, with the largest number coming from theaters in the Northeast United States. The states and foreign countries with theaters represented in the collection consist of: • Northeast (805 items): Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island • Midwest (62 items): Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin • South (61 items): Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. • West (6 items): California and Colorado • Foreign (26 items): Canada, Ireland, England, Scotland There are also approximately thirty playbills focused on specific performers or shows without theater information, as well as two playbills for unidentified locations. Among the most commonly credited printers in the collection are Metropolitan Job Printing (New York, New York); Richardson & Foos (New York, New York); Cameron & Co. (New York, New York); C.L. Mac Arthur (Troy, New York); F.A. Searle (Boston, Massachusetts); Hooton’s Press (Boston, Massachusetts); and the Van Benthuysen Printing House (Albany, New York). The contents list below contains a brief entry for each item in the collection. All entries include the theater name and date if known; some entries also include additional notes that typically indicate the presence of illustrations or minstrel troupes featured in the text. Jay T. Last Collection of Entertainment: Balls and Carnivals Prints and Ephemera Jay T. Last Collection of Entertainment: Circus Prints and Ephemera Jay T. Last Collection of Entertainment: Performing Arts Prints and Ephemera Arrangement The collection is arranged in the following six series: Series I. Northeast Series II. Middle West Series III. South Series IV. West Series V. Foreign Series VI. Performer-based and Unidentified

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 3 The first four series are based on the four geographic regions of the United States recognized by the United States Census Bureau. Individual items within series are arranged alphabetically first by state and then by city and theater name, and described in the following format: Theater, Date Printer (when identified) Item notes (when applicable) Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Huntington Library's Online Catalog. Genres Advertisements. Broadsides. Handbills. Playbills. Posters. Relief prints. Theatrical posters. Subjects Actors. Actresses -- Portraits. Blackface entertainers. Blackface entertainers -- Pictorial works. Burlesque (Theater) Comedians. Entertainment events. Melodramas. Music-halls. Minstrel shows. Minstrel shows -- Pictorial works. Revues. Theater -- United States -- History -- 19th century -- Sources. Theater -- United States -- History -- 20th century -- Sources. Theaters. Theatrical productions. Vaudeville.

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 4 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Connecticut - Miscellaneous [1854]-1923

Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Physical Description: approximately 805 items in 28 oversize folders Arrangement The Northeast broadsides are arranged in 28 oversize folders: • Connecticut - Miscellaneous, [1854]-1923 (23 items) • Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island - Miscellaneous, [1851]-[1899] (20 items) • Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum, 1848-1879 (120 items) • Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Theatre, 1855-1876 (22 items) • Massachusetts - Boston - National Theatre, 1840-1857 (45 items) • Massachusetts - Boston - Miscellaneous, 1842-1893 (30 items) • Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous, 1866-1870 (99 items) • New York (State) - Albany - Miscellaneous, 1849-[1874] (34 items) • New York (State) - New York City - Bowery Theatre and New Bowery Theatre, 1839-1873 (36 items) • New York (State) - New York City - Niblo's (24 items), 1838-1880 • New York (State) - New York City - Palmo's New York Opera House, 1844-1845 (32 items) • New York (State) - New York City - Theatre Comique, [1868]-[1881] (62 items) • New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, 1833-[approximately 1897] (155 items) • New York (State) - Troy - Troy Museum, 1850-1855 (47 items) • New York (State) - Troy - Miscellaneous, [1847]-1874 (18 items) • Pennsylvania - Philadelphia - Miscellaneous, 1821-[approximately 1879?] (38 items)

Folder 1 Northeast - Connecticut - Miscellaneous [1854]-1923

Hartford, Connecticut Wyatt's Dramatic Lyceum (American Building), 1-2 December [1854] Printer: Calhoun Steam Printing Company

Milford, Connecticut Lyceum Hall, 7 May 1866 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell Printing Establishment With a woodcut image of head-and-shoulder portraits presumably of O.A. Whitmore and Geo. M. Cark of Whitmore & Clark's Minstrels

New Haven, Connecticut Brewster Hall, 29-31 October [1864] Printer: J. H. Benham, Printer Text features Olympic Minstrel

Brewster Hall, 18 December 1863 Printer: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, Printers, Stereotypers and Book-binders Text features Skiff's Minstrels

Carll's Grand Opera House, 2-3 October [1873] Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers With a woodcut images of minstrel performers and black cherubs and a head-and-shoulders portrait of Billy Birch, a proprietor of Billy Birch's San Francisco Minstrels

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 5 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Connecticut - Miscellaneous [1854]-1923

Hyperion Theatre, 26 March [1923] Printer: Erie Litho. & Printing Co., Erie, PA. With a woodcut images of scenes from the play "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and a head-and-shoulders portrait of Abraham Lincoln before a freed slave; date and location stamp for the Poli Players performing at Hyperion Theatre on March 26th

Music Hall, 27 September 1861 Printer: Benham's Mammoth and Steam Press Office Text features Frank Rivers' Melodeon Troupe, the Alleghanians, and the Female Minstrels starring Kitty Blanchard

Music Hall, New Haven, 2 July 1862 With a woodcut image of minstrel performers and musicians from Duprez & Green's Original New Orleans and Metropolitan Opera Troupe and Brass Band

Music Hall, New Haven, 9-10 July 1862 With woodcut images of musical instruments and minstrel performers from Bryant's Minstrels

Music Hall [New Haven?], 22 February 1864 Text features Newcomb's Minstrels

Music Hall [New Haven?], 29 February 1864 Text features Bowers & Prendergast's Minstrels

Music Hall [New Haven?], 23 March 1864 With woodcut image of a scene by Newcomb's Minstrels

Music Hall, New Haven, 12-13 May [1864] Text features Bowers & Prendergast's Minstrels

Music Hall, 21 May 1864 Text features Mr. & Mrs. Barney Williams

Music Hall [New Haven?], 19-22 September 1864 Printer: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, Printers, Stereotypers, and Book-binders With a woodcut image of musical instruments for Christy's Minstrels

Music Hall [New Haven?], 30 November - 1 December 1864 Printer: Calhoun Printing Co. (Hartford, Conn.) With a woodcut image of head-and-shoulder portraits of minstrels M.T. Skiff and Low Gaylord of Skiff & Gaylord

Music Hall, New Haven, 6-7 December [1864] Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell Printing Establishment With a woodcut image of musical instruments and a scene of Whiting's Minstrels and Brass Band

Music Hall, New Haven, 17 January 1865 Printer: Torrey Brothers, Printers, Empire Steam Printing Establishment With a woodcut image of a hand and arm advertising Tillotson's Octoplexzara

Olympic Theatre (189 Union Street), 4 December [1874] Printer: Stafford Printing Office

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 6 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Connecticut - Miscellaneous [1854]-1923

Opera House (Church Street), 21 January 1878 Printer: Kiernan, Printer With a woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of an unidentified man, presumably opera house business manager Geo. D. Deagle

Folder 2 Northeast - Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island - Miscellaneous [1851]-[1899]

Lewiston, Maine Music Hall Lewiston, 16 April 1879 Printer: F.A. Searle Printer, Journal Building With a woodcut image of an older man, a shoemaker, from the play "My Son"

Revere, Massachusetts Revere Beach Theatre, 16 August 1880 Printer: Boston Job Print With text featuring a grand burlesque of Uncle Tom's Cabin

Worcester, Massachusetts Bristol's Dime Museum (Washburn Hall), 12 January [1885] Printer: Charles R. Stobbs, Printer With text featuring Al Fostell

Worcester Theatre (Theatre Worcester), 4 March 1861 Jersey City, New Jersey Arcade Opera House (San Francisco Varieties), 3 November [1873] Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers With a woodcut image of head-and-shoulder portraits of the Fieldings, character actors John Fielding and Maggie Fielding

Billy Pastor's Theatre Comique (60 Newark Avenue), 23 March [1874] Printer: [Cameron & Co.]

North Bergen, New Jersey Bodensiek's Casino, 21 January [1899] Printer: H. Schindler, Printer

Trenton, New Jersey Bechtel Hall, 7 April [1865] Printer: "True American" Print

Buffalo, New York Academy of Music (fragment), 15-16 July [1889] With a woodcut image of head-and-shoulder portraits of Jack Haverly and W.S. Cleveland of Haverly Cleveland Minstrels and a scene of Japanese circus performers and acrobats

Mozart Varieties, 29 December 1873 Shelby's on the Terrace (also known as Shelby's Comique), 14 December [1874] With a woodcut image of a family portrait of the six members of the Lopez Family toupe of performers

Elmira, New York

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 7 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island - Miscellaneous ...

Ely's Hall, 1 October [1860] Printer: Fairman & Co., Steam Job Printers Text features Wood's Minstrels

Middletown, New York Bull's Opera House, 1 November 1879 Text features McCall & Sheldon's Opera House Co. performing Uncle Tom's Cabin with a date sheet for a November 1, 1879, show at Bull's Opera House

Newburgh, New York People's Hall, 31 January [1863] Printer: Ruttenber's Steam Presses Text features Rumsey's Minstrels

Rondout, New York Rondout Opera House, 27 April 1874 Utica, New York Utica Museum, 25 October 1854 Printer: D.C. Grove, Printer

Holmesburg, Pennsylvania Athenaeum Hall, 7 April 1873 Text features the New York Minstrel and Pantomime Troupe

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tivoli Garden (92 Fifth Avenue), 7 October 1878 Text features the Howland Sisters musical sketch artistes

Providence, Rhode Island Academy of Music, 3 September 1867 Printer: F.A. Searle, Job Printer

Academy of Music, 4 September 1867 Printer: F.A. Searle, Job Printer

Academy of Music, 6 September 1867 Printer: F.A. Searle, Job Printer

Academy of Music, 7 September 1867 Printer: F.A. Searle, Job Printer

Westminster Hall, 29 August [1851] Printer: B.T. Albro Text features Horn, Wells & Briggs's Ethiopian Serenaders

Folder 3 Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1848-1855

Boston, Massachusetts Boston Museum, 7 September 1848 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 12 October [1848] Printer: Hooton's Press

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 8 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1848-1855

Boston Museum, 26 December 1848 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 21-23 March [1849] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 10 May 1849 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 9 June 1849 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 6 August [1849] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 15 August [1849] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 17 August [1849] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 19 October [1849] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 22 November [1849] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 5 January [1850] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 2 February 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

Boston Museum, 8 February 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 2 March 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 5 April 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 9 July 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features the New Orleans Serenaders Operatic Troupe

Boston Museum, 13 July 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features the New Orleans Serenaders Operatic Troupe

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 9 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1848-1855

Boston Museum, 16 July [1850] Printer: Hooton's Press Text features the New Orleans Serenaders

Boston Museum, 20 July 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features the New Orleans Serenaders

Boston Museum, 22 July 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of a portrait of J.C. Rainer

Boston Museum, 24 July [1850] Printer: Hooton's Press Text features a benefit for G.B. Swaine (Bones) with the New Orleans Serenaders

Boston Museum, 26 November 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 19 April [1851] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 8 July 1851 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 5 November 1851 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 15 March 1852 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 29 July 1852 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features Messrs. & Miss M. Fraser, the Scottish Vocalists, with song lyrics of Scottish ballads

Boston Museum, 2 August 1852 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features Messrs. & Miss M. Fraser, the Scottish Vocalists, with song lyrics of Scottish ballads

Boston Museum, 5 August 1852 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features Messrs. & Miss M. Fraser, the Scottish Vocalists, with song lyrics of Scottish ballads

Boston Museum, 10 March 1853 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 6 May 1853 Printer: Hooton's Press

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 10 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1848-1855

Boston Museum, 16 June 1853 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features Uncle Tom's Cabin

Boston Museum, 12 July [1853] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut images of performers from Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels

Boston Museum, 13 July 1853 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of minstrel scenes from Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels

Boston Museum, 28 November 1853 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 12 January 1854 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 10 May [1854] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 12 July 1854 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of minstrel scenes from Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels

Boston Museum, 19 July 1854 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of minstrel scenes from Murphy, West and Peel's Original Campbell Minstrels

Boston Museum, 16 November 1854 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 21 November 1854 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 2 December 1854 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 28 December 1854 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 14 February 1855 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 20 February 1855 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 16 April 1855 Printer: Hooton's Press

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 11 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1848-1855

Boston Museum, 15 May 1855 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 29 June 1855 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 11 August 1855 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 15 September [1855] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

Boston Museum, 22 September [1855] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

Boston Museum, 10 October 1855 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

Boston Museum, 20 October [1855] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

Boston Museum, 10 November [1855] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

Folder 4 Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1856-1879

Boston, Massachusetts Boston Museum, 4 January 1856 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 5 March 1856 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 18 July [1856] Printer: Hooton's Press Text features a benefit for comedian Wm. P. Collins with Sanford's Operatic Troupe

Boston Museum, 25 July [1856] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of figures from Burlesque Italian Opera

Boston Museum, 1 August [1856] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of Sanford's Opera Troupe minstrel musicians

Boston Museum, 28 November 1856 Printer: Hooton's Press

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 12 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1856-1879

Boston Museum, 2 March 1857 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 30 March 1857 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut images in border of animals

Boston Museum, 21-22 September [1857] Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut images in border of animals

Boston Museum, 15 October 1857 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 6 November 1857 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 4 December 1857 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 25 December [1857] Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 14 January 1858 Printer: Hooton's Press

Boston Museum, 19 February 1858 Printer: Hooton Printing Establishment - F. A. Searle, Proprietor

Boston Museum, 1 April 1858 Printer: Hooton Printing Establishment - F. A. Searle, Proprietor

Boston Museum, 14 April 1858 Printer: Hooton Printing Establishment - F. A. Searle, Proprietor

Boston Museum, 13 May 1858 Printer: Hooton Printing Establishment - F. A. Searle, Proprietor

Boston Museum, 15 June 1858 Printer: Hooton Printing Establishment - F. A. Searle, Proprietor

Boston Museum, 6 July [1858] Printer: Hooton Printing Establishment - F.A. Searle, Proprietor Text features Buckleys' Serenaders

Boston Museum, 7 July 1858 Printer: Hooton Printing Establishment - F.A. Searle, Proprietor Text features Buckleys' Serenaders

Boston Museum, 29 November 1858 Printer: F.A. Searle's Job Printing Establishment

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 13 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1856-1879

Boston Museum, 26 April 1859 Printer: F.A. Searle's Job Printing Establishment

Boston Museum, 4 May 1859 Printer: F.A. Searle's Job Printing Establishment

Boston Museum, 15 July 1859 Printer: F.A. Searle's Printing Establishment

Boston Museum, 23 December 1859 Printer: F.A. Searle's Printing Establishment

Boston Museum, 28 March 1860 Printer: F.A. Searle's Printing Establishment

Boston Museum, 23 April 1860 Printer: F.A. Searle's Printing Establishment

Boston Museum, 11 July 1860 Printer: Fred. A. Searle's Plain and Ornamental Job Printing Establishment Text features Hooley & Campbell's Minstrels

Boston Museum, 20 July 1860 Printer: F.A. Searle's Printing Establishment Text features Hooley & Campbell's Minstrels

Boston Museum, 21 July 1860 Printer: Fred. A. Searle's Plain and Ornamental Job Printing Establishment Text features Hooley & Campbell's Minstrels

Boston Museum, 15 November 1860 Printer: F.A. Searle's Printing Establishment

Boston Museum, 10 December 1861 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer Text features the play "The Octoroon"

Boston Museum, 1-2 January 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum (fragment), 28 April 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 4 June 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 15 June 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 23 June 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 24 August 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 14 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1856-1879

Boston Museum, 21 October 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 2 November 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 30 November 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 14 December 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 25 January 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 29 February 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 30 May 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 15 August 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 24 August 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 15-16 September 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 19 September 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 26-28 September 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 16 November 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 2 December 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 23 January 1865 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 6 April 1865 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 10 April 1865 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 28-29 August 1865 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 15 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Museum 1856-1879

Boston Museum (fragment), 11 September 1865 Boston Museum, 26 January 1866 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 5 February 1866 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 16 August 1866 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 14 June 1869 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 31 August - 2 September 1874 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 29 April 1878 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Museum, 20-22 January 1879 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Folder 5 Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Theatre 1855-1876

Boston, Massachusetts Boston Theatre, 15 January 1855 Boston Theatre, 5 June 1855 Boston Theatre, 7 March 1856 Boston Theatre, 28 May 1856 Boston Theatre, 25 May 1857 Boston Theatre, 6 February 1857 Boston Theatre, 7 September 1857 Boston Theatre, 17 November 1857 Boston Theatre, 26 February 1858 Boston Theatre, 1 October 1858 Boston Theatre, 21 February 1859 Boston Theatre, 11 June 1859 Printer: Farwells & Forrest, Printers

Boston Theatre, 16 September 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Theatre, 12 October 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Theatre, 16 December 1863 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Theatre, 2 January 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Theatre, 3 February 1864 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 16 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Boston Theatre 1855-1876

Boston Theatre, [17 June 1872] Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Theatre, 4 May [1874] Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Theatre, 5 June 1875 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer With woodcut image of a scene from the play "Jack Sheppard"

Boston Theatre, 8-9 May 1876 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Boston Theatre, 28 August 1876 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Folder 6 Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - National Theatre 1840-1857

Boston, Massachusetts National Theatre, 3 September 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 6 October 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 7 October 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 12 October 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 13 October 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 28 October 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer With small woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

National Theatre, 9 November 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 2 December 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer With woodcut image of a dog biting a large snake and rescuing a child from the melodrama "Foulah Slave, Or The Planter and His Dog"

National Theatre, 15 December 1840 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 16 September 1841 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 17 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - National Theatre 1840-1857

National Theatre, 11 February 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 23 February 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 25 February 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 28 February 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 1 March 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 25 March 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 1 April 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 20 April 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 21 April 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 28 April 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 5 May 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 25 May 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 1 July 1842 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 1 March 1843 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 14 June 1843 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer Text features the four Guinea Nigger Minstrels

National Theatre, 20 June 1843 Printer: D. Hooton, Printer

National Theatre, 18 September 1846 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 7 January 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 18 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - National Theatre 1840-1857

National Theatre, 28 January 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 3 February 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 12 February 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 23 February 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 25 February 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 4 March 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 18 March 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 30 March 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press With small woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

National Theatre, 6 April 1847 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 28 January 1848 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of Herr Cline pushing a wheelbarrow up a tight rope

National Theatre, 21 December 1850 Printer: Hooton's Press Text features Smith's Ethiopian Minstrels

National Theatre, 21 April 1851 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 31 December 1852 Printer: Hooton's Press

National Theatre, 20 September 1854 Printer: Times Job Office - Roberts & Farwells, Printers

National Theatre, 11 June 1855 Printer: Times U.S. Job Printing Establishment - J.H. & F.F. Farwell, Proprietors

National Theatre, 12 June 1855 Printer: Times U.S. Job Printing Establishment - J.H. & F.F. Farwell, Proprietors

National Theatre, 29 May 1857 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell & G. Forrest, Printers

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 19 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - National Theatre 1840-1857

Folder 7 Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Miscellaneous 1842-1893

Boston, Massachusetts Alhambra Pavilion (adjoining the Grand Coliseum), 14 June 1869 Printer: A.M. Lunt, Steam Job Printer Text features Trowbridge & Hart's Star Combination

Beethoven Hall, 18 October 1875 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer With woodcut image of minstrel performers from Buckley's Serenaders

Beethoven Hall, 6 March 1876 Printer: Cameron & Co's Theatrical Printing House Text features Callender's Famous Georgia Minstrels

Beethoven Hall, 25 September [1876] Printer: Boston Job Print Text features Little Mac's California Minstrels

Boston Academy of Music, 3 September 1860 Printer: J.H. Eastburn's Press

Eagle Theatre (Sudbury Street), 1 September [1852] Printer: Times Job Press--J.H. & F.F. Farwell Printers

Globe, 29 August [1872] Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer With small woodcut image of the planet Earth in the sky; text features Emerson's California Minstrels

Globe, 22 February 1873 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer With small woodcut image of the planet Earth in the sky

Goodall & Olwine's American Theatre, 1 April 1853 Printer: Times Job Press--J.H. & F.F. Farwell Printers

Howard Athenaeum, 21 November 1851 Printer: Mail Steam Cylinder Printing House

Howard Athenaeum, 25-27 February 1861 Printer: F.A. Searle, Steam Job Printer

Howard Athenaeum, 9 May 1861 Printer: F.A. Searle, Steam Job Printer

Howard Athenaeum, [August 1861] Printer: F.A. Searle's Plain and Ornamental Job Printing Establishment Text features the show "Seven Sisters" and the "Female Minstrels"

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 20 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Miscellaneous 1842-1893

Howard Athenaeum, 27 May 1862 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell, Steam Job Printers

Howard Athenaeum, 5 June 1862 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell, Steam Job Printers

Howard Athenaeum, 31 January [1863] Printer: F.A. Searle printer

Howard Athenaeum, 13 August 1863 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell U.S. Mammoth Printing House

Howard Athenaeum, 20 September [1869] Printer: A.M. Lunt, Printer

Howard Athenaeum, 5 October 1874 Printer: Boston Job Print

Howard Athenaeum, 2 May [1881] Printer: What Cheer Show Printing House With wood cut image of scenes from an Uncle Tom's Cabin play featuring Minnie Foster

Lyceum Theatre, 1 May [1893] Printer: Riverside Printing Co., Printers and Engravers, 218-220 Third St., Milwaukee With woodcut image of a portrait of a young woman "La Belle Creole" of Sam T. Jack's Creole Co.

Melodeon, 27 April 1860 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell, Printers

Music Hall, 8 January 1856 Printer: Hooton's Press With woodcut image of the Hoffer Family of musicians in historical costume

Music Hall, 3-4 June 1864 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell Steam Job Printing Office With woodcut image of the Carter Zouave Troupe

Ordway Hall, 28 September 1855 Printer: Times U.S. Job Office - J.H. & F.F. Farwells' Proprietors Text features Ordway's Aeolians

Robinson's Eagle Theatre, 13 July 1853 Printer: Times Job Office- J.H. & F.F. Farwell, Printers With woodcut image of a portrait of presumably of actor Mrs. W.J. Florence in character

Theatre Comique, [1869] Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer Text features "Forty Thieves" with Ada Harland

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 21 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - Boston - Miscellaneous 1842-1893

Tremont Theatre, 3 November 1842 Printer: Eastburn's Press

Willard's Howard Athenaeum, 2 December 1863 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell Printing Establishment

Willard's National Theatre, 23 October 1856 Printer: Times Job Press

Folder 8 Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous 1866-1870

New Bedford, Massachusetts Liberty Hall, 12 February 1866 Printer: F.A. Searle, Plain and Ornamental Job Printer Text features Buckley's Serenaders

Liberty Hall, 21-23 February 1866 Printer: J.H. & F.F. Farwell Printing Office

Liberty Hall, 23 May [1866] Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers Text features Boyce & Mudge's Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 6 June [1866] Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers

Liberty Hall, 11 June 1866 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer Text features Buckley's Serenaders

Liberty Hall, 12 September 1866 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 12-13 March [1867] With woodcut images of minstrel performers for La Rue's Carnival Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 8 April [1867] Printer: Providence Press Co., Printers With a woodcut image of a minstrel from Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 20 April 1867 Printer: F.A. Searle, Plain and Ornamental Job Printer

Liberty Hall, 20 April 1867 Printer: F.A. Searle, Plain and Ornamental Job Printer

Liberty Hall, 17 July [1867] With woodcut images of two minstrel performers for Dick Sands Combination and Brass Band

Liberty Hall, 13 September 1867 Text features the New York Comedy, Burlesque and Dramatic Company directed by Ella La Rue in the "Hidden Hand"

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 22 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous 1866-1870

Liberty Hall, 5-8 November 1867 Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers.

Liberty Hall, 17 January 1868 Printer: F.A. Searle, Job Printer

Liberty Hall, 3 February 1868 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 5 February [1868?] Printer: Citizen & News press, Knapp & Morey, Proprietors Text features Bidwell & Locke's Dramatic Company and the play "Nobody's Daughter"

Liberty Hall, 19 February 1868 Printer: Lunt & Goodwillie, Steam Job Printers

Liberty Hall, 25 March [1868?] Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer Text features Bidwell & Locke's Mammoth Dramatic Company and the play "Gipsey Queen"

Liberty Hall, 2 April [1868] Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 25 April [1868] With woodcut images of musical instruments, minstrel performers, and two head-and-shoulder portraits presumably of Ben Cotton and Sam Sharpley of Ben Cotton and Sam Sharpley's Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 21-22 May 1868 Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers.

Liberty Hall, 24-27 June 1868 Text features Lon Morris' Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 20 July 1868 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 18 August [1868] Printer: Mercury Steam Job Press

Liberty Hall, 16 November 1868 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 7 December 1868 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 16 December 1868 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 23 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous 1866-1870

Liberty Hall, 18 March 1869 Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers Text features the Amateur Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 14 May 1869 Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers Text features the Amateur Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 9 July [1869] With woodcut images of minstrel performers and a head-and-shoulder portrait of Samuel Sharpley of Sam. Sharpley's Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 14 September 1869 Printer: F.A. Searle, Job Printer

Liberty Hall, 19 November [1869] Printer: Clarry & Reilley, Printers and Engravers

Liberty Hall, 9 December [1869] Liberty Hall, 31 December 1869 Liberty Hall, 22 February [1870?] Printer: Mercury Press Text features the Mowatt Dramatic Association in the temperance drama "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" for the benefit of the New Bedford Reform Club

Liberty Hall, 2 March [1870] Printer: A.M. Lunt, Steam Job Printer

Liberty Hall, 12 April [1870] Printer: A.M. Lunt, Printer With woodcut images of head-and-shoulder portraits presumably of comedians Harry Bloodgood and Johnny Wild of the Great Star Troupe from the Howard Athenaeum, Boston

Liberty Hall, 14 April 1870 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 21-23 June [1870?] Printer: Mercury Job Press Text features the play "Summer Boy; Or, The Battle of Shiloh"

Liberty Hall, 29 September [1870] Printer: Clarry & Reilley, Printers and Engravers

Liberty Hall, 9 December 1870 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Folder 9 Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous 1871-October [1874]

New Bedford, Massachusetts

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 24 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous 1871-October [1874]

Liberty Hall, 21 February 1871 Printer: A.M. Lunt, Printer With woodcut image of a young heartbroken woman behind a garden wall with two lovers on the other side

Liberty Hall, 21 February 1871 Printer: A.M. Lunt, Printer

Liberty Hall, 9 March [1871?] Text features J.E. Owens in "Married" Life and "Solon Shingle"

Liberty Hall, 6 April [1871] Printer: A.M. Lunt, Printer Text features Lottie Davis' Female Combination and Olio Company

Liberty Hall, 10-11 May [1871] Printer: Clarry & Reilley, Printers and Engravers

Liberty Hall, 30-31 May [1871] Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 30 November [1871] Printer: Clarry & Reilley, Printers and Engravers

Liberty Hall, 22 December [1871?] With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of Frank Mayo in the play "Streets of New York"

Liberty Hall, 2 March [1872] Printer: Franklin Office Print

Liberty Hall, 13 March [1872] Printer: James Reilley, Printer and Engraver

Liberty Hall, 14-16 March 1872 Printer: Ledger Job Print With woodcut image of the "Green Monster" with a bat, hot air balloon, and fighting in an arena for the Martinetti-Ravel Troupe of French Artists

Liberty Hall, 16 March 1872 Printer: Franklin Office Print

Liberty Hall, 21 March 1872 Printer: Walter F. Wheaton, Steam Book & Job Printer Text features Harmonian Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 1-2 April [1872] With woodcut portraits of comedians W.H. Delehanty and T.M. Hengler and musicians W.P. Spaulding and Georgie Dean Spaulding for Delehanty & Hengler's Mammoth Combination in conjunction with Spaulding's Bell Ringers

Liberty Hall, 15 April 1872 Text features Brimmer's Mammoth Variety Combination

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 25 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous 1871-October [1874]

Liberty Hall, 3-4 July 1872 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 10 September 1872 With woodcut portrait of actress Minnie Foster for the play "Mattie Madcap"

Liberty Hall, 25 December [1872] Printer: Torrey Brothers, Printers

Liberty Hall, 1 January 1873 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 28 February and 1 March 1873 Printer: Mercury Job Press

Liberty Hall, 12 April 1873 Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers. Text features Bird & Russell Combination Troupe

Liberty Hall, 20 May [1873] Liberty Hall, 25-27 September 1873 With woodcut images of characters and images from the "Mirror of Ireland"

Liberty Hall, 26 September [1873] With woodcut images of a ship and a dancing man, "Dan the Guide," for McGill & Strong's Mirror of Ireland

Liberty Hall, 5 December 1873 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer With woodcut image of a portrait of actress Lillie Wilkinson for "Gipsynan"

Liberty Hall, 15 January [1874] With woodcut image of gymnasts and clowns for E.S. Washburn's Last Sensation: The Great Trip Artite

Liberty Hall, 15 January [1874] With woodcut images of Native American Indians in warrior costumes for E.S. Washburn's Great Troupe of Warm Spring Indians

Liberty Hall, 27 January 1874 Text features Sturtevant's Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 3 March 1874 With woodcut image in the title of a devil and woman for Howard, Langrishe and Carle's "Black Crook"

Liberty Hall, 13 April 1874 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer With woodcut images of characters and musicians from Moore & Fletcher's Genuine Ethiopian Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 21 May 1874 Printer: Standard Steam Press

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 26 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous 1871-October [1874]

Liberty Hall, 25 August [1874] Printer: F.A. Searle

Liberty Hall, 17 September 1874 Printer: Ledger Job Printing Office (Philadelphia, Pa.) Woodcut images of three scenes from the "The Black Fiend"

Liberty Hall, 30 October [1874] Printer: Mercury Press Text features the Kemble Dramatic Club in "Beggar's Petition"

Folder 10 Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous November 1874-1885

New Bedford, Massachusetts Liberty Hall, 26 November 1874 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer With woodcut image of a portrait of actor Ettie Henderson for "Pet of the Petticoats"

Liberty Hall, 9 January 1875 Printer: Standard Print

Liberty Hall, 14 April 1875 Printer: Standard Print With woodcut image of a portrait presumably of singer and comedian Belle LaTour of the Hussey Constellation

Liberty Hall, 26 May [1875] Printer: Boston Job Print

Liberty Hall, 27 September 1875 Printer: Jacksons' Printing House With a woodcut image of musical instruments for Bryant's Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 29 October 1875 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 29 December [1875?] Text features S.C. France in "Marked for Life"

Liberty Hall, 23 February 1876 Printer: F.A. Searle, Printer

Liberty Hall, 26 February 1876 Printer: Standard Press

Liberty Hall, 7 March 1876 Liberty Hall, 14 March 1876 Printer: Boston Job Print With woodcut image of a group portrait of the Berger Family of musicians and their instruments.

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 27 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Massachusetts - New Bedford - Miscellaneous November 1874-1885

Liberty Hall, 23 March [1876] Printer: Ledger Job Print (Philadelphia, Pa.)

Liberty Hall, 13 April [1876?] Printer: Calhoun Printing Works With woodcut image of men with swords decorating title of play "Female 40 Thieves" with T. Chas. Howard

Liberty Hall, 6 May 1876 Printer: Standard Steam Press

Liberty Hall, 26 February [1877] Printer: Calhoun Printing Works

Liberty Hall, 8 March [1877?] Printer: Providence Press Company, Printers Text featuring Sothern in "Our American Cousin"

Liberty Hall, 5 September [1877] Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Printers With a woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait presumably of Chas. Callender, manager of Callender's Famous Georgia Minstrels

Liberty Hall, 28 February [1878] Printer: Samuel Booth & Co. Printers and Engravers Text features a gladiatorial tournament with wrestling bears

Liberty Hall, 14 November [1879?] Text features Kate Claxton in "Double Marriage"

Liberty Hall, 17 February 1880 Liberty Hall, 30 June [1885] Printer: Merrihew & Son, Show Printers With a woodcut image of a female minstrel performer holding a box with a head-and-shoulder portrait of Charles H. Duprez of Duprez & Benedict's Gigantic Original New Orleans Minstrels and Brass Band.

Pierian Hall, 13 June 1866 Printer: F.A. Searle, Steam Job Printer With woodcut image of a portrait of comedian William B. Brown

Pierian Hall, 16-17 October [1871] Text features the Mowatt Dramatic Association in "Under the Gaslight" for the "Benefit of the Chicago Sufferers"

Pierian Hall, 24 March 1873 Printer: E. Anthony & Sons, Printers.

Folder 11 Northeast - New York (State) - Albany - Miscellaneous 1849-[1874]

Albany, New York

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 28 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - Albany - Miscellaneous 1849-[1874]

Albany Female Academy, 18 October 1849 Printer: Weed, Parsons & Co.'s Print Text features concert of James M. Warner

Albany Museum, 27 July 1850 Printer: Albany Morning Express Office - H.D. Stone, Printer

Albany Museum, 12 November 1852 Printer: Morning Express Office

Albany Theatre, 14 January [1853] Printer: Albany Morning Express Office

Albany Theatre, 18 June 1855 Printer: Henry D. Stone, Printer

Association Hall, 13 February 1855 Text features amateur concert in aid of the funds of the Grace Church, Albany … under the direction of George Wm. Warren

Association Hall, 7 March 1853 Printer: Knickerbocker Print Text features the New Orleans Opera Troupe

Capitol Theatre, [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House Text features Mary Mitchell Albaugh and Mr. J.W. Albaugh in "Eustache"

Capitol Theatre, [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House Text features Mary Mitchell Albaugh and Mr. J.W. Albaugh in "Henry Dunbar"

Capitol Theatre, [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House Text features Kate Raymond in "Waifs of New York"

Capitol Theatre, 31 August [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 4 September 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 7 September 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 11-13 September [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 20 September 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 21-23 September 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 29 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - Albany - Miscellaneous 1849-[1874]

Capitol Theatre, [23-25 September 1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 25 September 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, [2-7 October 1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 13 October [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, [14 October 1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 17 October 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 17 November 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 20 November [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 21 November [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 23 November 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 24 November 1871 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 27 November [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 1 December [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 2 December [1871] Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Capitol Theatre, 27 April 1872 Printer: Van Benthuysen Printing House

Conner's Theatre (Green Street), 14 April 1853 Printer: Knickerbocker Print

Theatre Comique (83 Green St.), 30 March [1874?] Printer: Argus Co. Print

Van Vechten Hall, 8 April 1850 Printer: Weed, Parsons & Co.'s print Text features concert of Miss Electa Cone

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 30 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - Albany - Miscellaneous 1849-[1874]

Folder 12 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Bowery Theatre and New Bowery Theatre 1839-1873

New York, New York Bowery Theatre, 17 May 1839 Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

Bowery Theatre, 21 June [1839] Printer: Thomas Snowden

Bowery Theatre, 24 July [1839] Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

Bowery Theatre, 26 July [1839] Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

Bowery Theatre, 16 October 1839 Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

Bowery Theatre, 22 July 1840 Bowery Theatre, 23 September 1840 Bowery Theatre, 3 May 1841 Bowery Theatre, 17 May 1841 Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

Bowery Theatre, 25 October 1841 Bowery Theatre, 28 October 1847 With woodcut image of eagles and ships and text for a benefit of W. Marshall in "Capt. Kyd"

Bowery Theatre, 5 May 1854 Bowery Theatre, 16 June 1857 Printer: Herald Print

New Bowery Theatre (between Hester and Canal Streets), 31 October 1859 Printer: Herald Print

Bowery Theatre, 19 June 1860 Printer: Herald Print

Bowery Theatre, 20 June 1860 Printer: Herald Print

Bowery Theatre, 21 June 1860 Printer: Herald Print

Bowery Theatre, 4 July 1860 Printer: Herald Print

Bowery Theatre, 14 July 1860 Printer: Herald Print

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 31 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Bowery Theatre and New Bowery Theatre 1839-1873

Bowery Theatre, 19 October 1860 Printer: New York Herald Job Office

New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 20 January 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 22 January 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 23 January 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 11 February 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 2 March 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 4 March 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 5 March 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor), 28 April 1864 New Bowery Theatre (J. W. Lingard, sole proprietor) (newspaper clipping), 2 November 1865 Bowery Theatre, 10-11 July 1867 Printer: Clarry & Reilley, Engravers and Steam Job Printers

Bowery Theatre, 22 August 1868 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

Bowery Theatre, 12 January 1869 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

Bowery Theatre, 24 August [1870] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment Text features J.W. Lingard Memorial Testimonial

Bowery Theatre, 23 January 1871 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment With four woodcut images of clowns performing and two alligators eating two men

Bowery Theatre, 6 February 1871 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment With four woodcut images of clowns performing and two alligators eating two men

Bowery Theatre, 8 September 1873 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

Folder 13 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Niblo's 1838-1880

New York, New York Niblo's Garden 4 July 1838 Printer: New York Herald Job Office

Niblo's 13 October 1845 Printer: T. Snowden

Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 19 September [1848] Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 26 September [1848] Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 29 September [1848] Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 4 October [1848] Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 6 October [1848] Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 10 October 1848 Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 13 October 1848 Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 16 October 1848

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 32 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Niblo's 1838-1880

Niblo's (Astor Place. Broadway) 25 October [1848] Niblo's Garden 11 June [1851] Niblo's Garden 5 August [1853] Niblo's Garden 7 August 1855 Niblo's 27 June 1856 Niblo's Saloon, 22 December 1859 Printer: Herald Print With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of George Christy bordered by two black cherubs and minstrel characters

Niblo's Garden [1860] Text featuring a grand equestrian and gymnastic display with "The Amateurs" in the "Living Pyramids"

Niblo's Garden [1860] Text featuring the last five nights of Nixon's Equestrian Troupe.

Niblo's Garden 13 August 1860 Niblo's Garden 29 December 1862 With woodcut image of flying angels and text featuring "Faust and Marguerite"

Niblo's Garden (newspaper clipping) 20 February 1863 Niblo's Garden 11 May 1863 Niblo's Garden 23 March [1870] Handbill titled "The Lorgnette. Extra."

Niblo's Garden Theatre 21 June [1880] Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Folder 14 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Palmo's New York Opera House 1844-1845

New York, New York Palmo's New-York Opera House, 15 May [1844] Printer: Herald Job Office

Palmo's New-York Opera House, 17 May [1844] Printer: Herald Job Office

Palmo's New-York Opera House, 20 May [1844] Printer: Herald Job Office

Palmo's New-York Opera House, 22 May [1844] Printer: Herald Job Office

Palmo's New-York Opera House, 24 May 1844 Printer: Herald Job Office

Palmo's New-York Opera House, 27 May [1844] Printer: Herald Job Office

Palmo's New-York Opera House, 3 June [1844] Printer: Herald Job Office

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 33 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Palmo's New York Opera House 1844-1845

Palmo's New-York Opera House, 5 June [1844] Printer: Herald Job Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 30 September [1844] Palmo's New York Opera House, 5 October [1844] Palmo's New York Opera House, 10 October [1844] Palmo's New York Opera House, 14 October [1844] Palmo's New York Opera House, 18 November [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 20 November [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 22 November [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 27 November [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 29 November [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 2 December [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 6 December [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 9 December [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 11 December [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 13 December [1844] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 21 December [1844] Palmo's New York Opera House, 28 December [1844] Palmo's New York Opera House, 31 December [1844] Palmo's New York Opera House, 3-4 January [1845] Printer: Herald Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 9-10 January [1845] Palmo's New York Opera House, 16 January [1845] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 18 January [1845] Printer: Herald Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 22 January [1845] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Palmo's New York Opera House, 24 January [1845] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 34 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Palmo's New York Opera House 1844-1845

Palmo's New York Opera House, 25 January [1845] Printer: Herald Book and Job Printing Office

Folder 15 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Theatre Comique [1868]-1876

New York, New York - Theatre Comique Theatre Comique, [8 June 1868] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 28 June [1869] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 6 September 1869 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 14 March 1870 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, April 1871 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, May [1871] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 13 November [1871] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 25 March [1872] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 22 April [1872] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, [3 June 1872] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 1 September [1873] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 8 September [1873] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 19 January [1874] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 9 March [1874] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, [10 August 1874] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 35 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Theatre Comique [1868]-1876

Theatre Comique, 10 August [1874] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 14 September [1874] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 21 September [1874] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Theatre Comique, 22 February [1875] Printer: Richardson and Foos Printers

Theatre Comique, 1 March [1875] Printer: Richardson and Foos Printers

Theatre Comique, 26 April [1875] Printer: Richardson and Foos Printers

Theatre Comique, 3 May [1875] Printer: Richardson and Foos Printers

Theatre Comique, 22 November [1875] [fragment] Theatre Comique, 29 November [1875] Printer: Richardson and Foos Printers

Theatre Comique, 6 December [1875] Theatre Comique, 13 December [1875] Theatre Comique, 20 December [1875] Printer: Richardson and Foos Printers

Theatre Comique, 11 September 1876 Theatre Comique, 18 September 1876 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Folder 16 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Theatre Comique 1877-[1881]

New York, New York - Theatre Comique Theatre Comique, 8 January 1877 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 19 March 1877 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 26 March 1877 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 20 August [1877] Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 29 October [1877] Printer: Cameron & Co.

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 36 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Theatre Comique 1877-[1881]

Theatre Comique, 24 December [1877] Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 31 December [1877] Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 11 February 1878 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 4 March 1878 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 19 August 1878 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 23 September 1878 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 25 November 1878 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 14 April 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 14 April 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 12 May 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 11 August [1879] Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique (fragment), 11 August [1879] Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 25 August 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 6 October 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 3 November 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 17 November 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 1 December 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 8 December 1879 Printer: Cameron & Co.

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 37 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Theatre Comique 1877-[1881]

Theatre Comique, 2 February 1880 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 8 March 1880 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 9 August 1880 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 6 September 1880 Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 6 September 1880 Theatre Comique, 20 September [1880] Printer: Cameron & Co.

Theatre Comique, 22 November [1880] Theatre Comique, 29 November [1880] Theatre Comique, 14 February [1881] Theatre Comique, 21 March [1881]

Folder 17 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, A- Booth's Theatre 1833-1878

New York, New York Abbey's Park Theatre (Broadway and 22nd Street), 11 October [1875] Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Academy of Fun, 16 March [1868] Printer: Blackwell's Print

Academy of Music, 4 July 1861 Printer: Herald Print

Academy of Music, 19 March 1874 Printer: Thitchener & Glastaeter, Printers Text features a "Grand Charity Performance for the Benefit of the Poor of this City … School for Scandal"

Alhambra Pavilion (14th Street), 21 September [1863] Printer: Torrey Brothers, Printers, Empire Steam Printing Establishment With woodcut images of two performing horses and trainers

American Concert Hall (444 Broadway), [1860] Printer: Purcell and Dutton Steam Job Printer and Engravers

American Concert Hall (444 Broadway), [1861] Printer: Herald Print

American Theatre Bowery, 2 October 1833 Printer: J.W. Bell, Printer

American Theatre Bowery, 14 December 1835

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 38 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, A- Booth's Theatre 1833-1878

American Theatre Bowery, 15 April 1836 Printer: Jared W. Bell, Printer

American Theatre Bowery, 16 May 1836 Printer: Jared W. Bell, Printer

Art-Union Concert Hall (497 Broadway), [1859] Printer: Jno. E. Bacon, Engraver and Steam Printer

Astor Place Opera House (Astor Place Theatre), 3 October [1849] Printer: J.W. Bell, Printer

Booth's Theatre, 10 April 1876 Printer: Metropolitan Printing Company With woodcut image of a scene on a harbor dock of the "Departure of King Henry & Fleet from Southampton" from Act 1 of "Henry V"

Booth's Theatre, 28 October [1878] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving

Booth's Theatre, 16 December 1878 Printer: Boston Job Print Text features Stetson's Evangeline Combination

Folder 18 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, Boudoir Pantheon - D, 1841-1877

New York, New York Boudoir Pantheon, [May 1861] Printer: T.B. Harrison & Co., Printers

Bowery Opera House (201 Bowery), 22 March [1875] Printer: Cameron & Co.

Broadway Theatre, 16 May 1848 Printer: J.W. Bell, Printer

Broadway Theatre, 12 December 1855 Printer: Howard F. Snowden

Brooklyn Institute Brooklyn (New York, New York), 29 March [1869] Printer: Clarry & Reilley Printers and Engravers With woodcut images of comedian Wm. B. Harrison and juggler T.H. Williams performing

Brooklyn Opera House, 5 June 1871 Printer: Daily Eagle Print Text features Welch, Hughes & White's Brooklyn Minstrels

Brougham's Lyceum, 16 May [1851] Buckley's Opera House (539 Broadway), 20 January [1855] Text features Buckely's Serenaders in "Cinderella"

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 39 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, Boudoir Pantheon - D, 1841-1877

Buckley's Opera House (539 Broadway), 12 March 1855 Text features Buckely's Serenaders in "Lucia di Lammermoor"

Buckley's Serenaders (585 Broadway), 30 May [1857] Printer: Herald Print

Butler's American Theatre, [1867] Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Campbell's Minstrel Hall (199 and 201 Bowery), 27 June 1864 Text features the Campbell Minstrels; broadside for "Fox's Old Bowery Theatre," 26 July 1862, pasted to verso

Canterbury Concert Hall (late Mozart Hall), [August 1860] Printer: New York Herald Job Office

Canterbury Music Hall, [December 1861] Printer: Herald Print Text features the Canterbury Minstrels

Chateau Mabille Varieties, 2 October 1876 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Printers With woodcut images of dancers with two women lifting their skirts to show their ankles for "Scenes of Exciting Parisian Gaiety"

Chatham Theatre, 29 January 1841 Printer: Wm. Applegate, Printer

Chatham Theatre, 15 November 1842 Printer: Herald Printing Office

Chatham Theatre, 25 January 1843 Geo. Christy & Wood's Minstrels (472 Broadway), 3 September 1855 Geo. Christy & Wood's Minstrels (New Hall 444 Broadway), 26 November [1855] Columbia Opera House, 15 March 1875 Printer: Logan & Forbes, Steam Book and Job Printers

Comique (Broadway, Cor. 4th Street, Williamsburgh), 30 April 1877 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers

Daly's New 5th Avenue Theatre (Daly's New Fifth Avenue Theatre), 21 January 1873 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

Daly's New 5th Avenue Theatre (Daly's New Fifth Avenue Theatre) (fragment with handwritten note), 21 January 1873 Dietrich's Columbia Casino Concert Garden (N.E. Cor. 110th Street and Broadway) 25 June 1900 Printer: Record and Guide Press

Folder 19 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, E - Globe Theatre 1836-1877

New York, New York

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 40 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, E - Globe Theatre 1836-1877

Edwards' Opera House Brooklyn (New York, New York), 19 June [1867] Printer: Brooklyn Daily Times Print

Egyptian Hall, 8 January 1877 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of dancer Cora Bartine, "The French Minuet," and a scene with the pyramids, an elephant, and camels

Egyptian Hall, 9 March 1877 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers and Engravers Text features a "Grand Complimentary Benefit … to J. Chas. Davis"; with woodcut image of a star and a scene with the pyramids, an elephant, and camels

Fifth Avenue Opera House (5th Avenue Opera House), 11 December 1865 With woodcut images of whiteface minstrels for George Christy's Minstrels

14th Street Theatre (Fourteenth Street Theatre) (newspaper clipping), 11 October 1886 Fox's Old Bowery Theatre, 26 July 1862 Printer: Herald Print Broadside pasted to verso of broadside for Campbell's Minstrel Hall, 27 June 1864, and filed under "C"

Fox's Old Bowery Theatre, 24-25 May [1866] Printer: Clarry & Reilley, Engravers and Printers

Franklin Museum (127 Grand Street), [1856] Printer: Cameron's Steam Printing Office With woodcut image of the "Three Graces" statue

Franklin Theatre, Chatham-Square, 15 April 1836 Printer: Jared W. Bell, Printer

Globe Theatre, 3 October [1870] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

Globe Theatre, 22 November [1875] Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Globe Theatre, 7 February 1876 Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Globe Theatre, [15 May] 1876 Printer: Metropolitan Print Text features Thomas M. Hengler, the merry minstrel and the play "Ticket-of-Leave-Man"

Folder 20 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, Grand Opera House - M 1840-[1894]

New York, New York Grand Opera House, 4 December 1876 Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 41 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, Grand Opera House - M 1840-[1894]

Grand Opera House, 29-31 January [1877] Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Grand Opera House, 28 October 1878 Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Grand Street Hall (127 Grand Street), [1855] Printer: Cameron's Steam Presses With woodcut image of minstrel performers engraved by Avery

Hall (New York and Boston Dioramic Association), approximately 1841 The Hall is identified as at the corner of Broadway and Chambers streets; with woodcut image of the battle between the ships the Constitution and the Guierrier

Hitchcock's National Concert Hall (172 New Canal Street), [approximately 1860] Hooley & Campbell's Opera House (585 Broadway), 13 August 1860 Printer: New York Herald Job Office Text features Hooley & Campbell's Minstrels

Hooley & Campbell's Minstrel Hall (199 and 201 Bowery), 17 January 1865 Text features the Great Combination Company of minstrels

Hope Chapel, [1855?] Printer: Frank Farwell & Co. Text features a panoramic tableaux and lecture on the Life of the Saviour by Jos. Kyle, assisted by Mr. Boyle & Dallas

La Farge's Metropolitan Theatre, 29 August [1855] Lyceum Theatre (Broadway, near Broome Street), 14 June [1852] Lyceum Theatre (14th Street and Sixth Avenue), 14 December 1874 Printer: Metropolitan Printing and Engraving Establishment

Lyceum Theatre, 31 March [1875] Printer: Metropolitan Printing and Engraving Establishment

Mechanics' Hall (472 Broadway), 25 April 1851 With woodcut image of a minstrels performing a burlesque opera scene from Christy's Minstrels

Melodeon (539 Broadway), [26 January 1861] Printer: New York Herald Job Office

Miner's 8th Avenue (Miner's Eighth Avenue Theatre), 23 April [1894] Printer: Richard K. Fox, Show Printer and Engraver With woodcut image of dancing performers from the English Rose Hill Folly Company

Mitchell's Olympic Theatre, 2 December 1840 Printer: W. Applegate, Printer

Mitchell's Olympic Theatre, 29 May 1841 Printer: W. Applegate, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 42 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, Grand Opera House - M 1840-[1894]

Mitchell's Olympic Theatre, 22 February 1842 Printer: Wm Applegate's Steam Press

Mitchell's Olympic Theatre, 9 April 1842 Printer: Wm Applegate's Steam Presses

Matt Morgan's Lyceum Theatre, 10 April [1876] Printer: Metropolitan Print

Folder 21 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, N-O [1834]-1888

New York, New York National Theatre, 2 October [1838] National Theatre, 4 October [1838] National Theatre, 11 October [1838] National Theatre, 18 October [1838] Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

National Theatre, 16 January 1839 Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

National Theatre, 23 January 1839 Printer: Thomas Snowden, Printer

National Theatre, 8 November 1839 National Theatre [Purdy's National Theatre], 9 November 1853 Text features the play "Uncle Tom's Cabin"

National Theatre, 23 May 1854 With woodcut images of a scene with a dog from "The Highland Drover" and a monkey shooting guns from "The Three Thieves"

National Theatre [Purdy's National Theatre], 5 February 1855 Printer: J.G. Cameron's Printing Office

National Theatre [Purdy's National Theatre], 26 June 1855 Printer: J.G. Cameron's Steam Presses Text features the play "1995, Or, 100 years hence"

New York Museum, 15 September 1888 Printer: Richard K. Fox, Show Printer & Engraver

New-York Theatre (Charlton Street), 2 December [1834] Printer: W. Applegate, Printer

Olympic Novelty Theatre, 30 March 1874 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

Olympic Novelty Theatre, 6 April 1874 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 43 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, N-O [1834]-1888

Olympic Theatre, [1868] Printer: Metropolitan Printing and Engraving Establishment Text features G.L. Fox's "Humpty Dumpty"

Olympic Theatre, 23 December 1873 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing and Engraving Establishment

Olympic Theatre, 29 March 1875 Printer: Metropolitan Printing and Engraving Establishment

Folder 22 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, P-R 1847-[1887]

New York, New York Parisian Varieties, 3 June 1876 Printer: Metropolitan Print With woodcut images of a human eye and ear

Parisian Varieties, 30 September 1876 Printer: Metropolitan Print With woodcut images of a young woman in the title and a fountain

Parisian Varieties, 4 November 1876 Printer: Metropolitan Print With woodcut image of a young woman in the title

Park Theatre, 26 April 1847 Printer: Herald Job Office

Parker's American Theatre, 11 September 1882 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers With woodcut image of a portrait of comedian Harry Montague

Parker's American Theatre, 18 September 1882 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers

Parker's American Theatre, 25 September 1882 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers

Parker's American Theatre, 2 October 1882 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printers

Tony Pastor's Opera House (201 Bowery), 20 October 1873 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical Printing & Engraving Establishment

Tony Pastor's Theatre (585 and 587 Broadway), 4 August 1879 Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing Office

Tony Pastor's Theatre, 14 March [1887] Printer: Metropolitan Job Print Text features Tony Pastor's New Grand Comp'y including soubrette May Howard and Al Fostell and Florence Emmett

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 44 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, P-R 1847-[1887]

Perham's Burlesque Opera House, 20 December 1854 Printer: Frank Farwell & Co., Job Printers

Perham's Burlesque Opera House, 17 March 1855 Text features the Mammoth Ethiopian Burlesque Opera Troupe

Perham's Burlesque Opera House, 3 May [1855] Perham's Burlesque Opera House, 1 June 1855 Robinson's Hall, 24 May 1875 Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Robinson's Hall, 24 May 1875 Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Folder 23 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, S-U 1849-[approximately 1897]

New York, New York St. Charles Theatre, Bowery, 29 April 1853 St. James Theatre, 11 November [1878] Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Santa Claus (596 Broadway), approximately 1858 Text features M'lle Leslie and the Santa Claus Minstrels

Society Library Room, 6 November 1849 Printer: Tribune Steam Job Printing Office Text features a vocal and instrumental concert of Mr. J. L. Hatton with Fanny Frazer

Teatro Italiano, [approximately 1897] Text in Italian; with photograph of an unidentified man associated with the play "Danimarca Amleto"

34th St. Opera House (Thirty-Fourth Street Opera House), 10 April [1876] Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Theatrical and Show Printer

34 St. Theatre (34th Street Theatre or Thirty-Fourth Street Theatre), [April 1872] Printer: Cameron &Co., Steam Theatrical Printers & Engravers Text features Miss Polly Daly and her Female Minstrels

Tivoli Theatre, 18 October 1875 Printer: Cameron & Co's, Mammoth Printing & Engraving Establishment

Tivoli Theatre (Aberle's Tivoli Theatre), 25 March 1878 Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Tivoli Theatre (Aberle's Tivoli Theatre), 1 July 1878 Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Tivoli Theatre (Aberle's Tivoli Theatre), 15 July 1878 Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 45 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, S-U 1849-[approximately 1897]

Tivoli Theatre (Aberle's Tivoli Theatre), 5 August [1878] Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Tivoli Theatre (Aberle's Tivoli Theatre), 19 August [1878] Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Tivoli Theatre (Aberle's Tivoli Theatre), 24 February 1879 Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers With woodcut image of portrait of singer Lena Aberle signed "J.F. Sullivan, N.Y."

Tivoli Theatre (Aberle's Tivoli Theatre), 7 April [1879] Printer: Richardson & Foos, Printers

Turkish Hall (720 Broadway), [1864] With woodcut image of performers in Turkish costumes for "Oscanyan's Oriental Entertainment"

Union Square Theatre, [1874] Printer: Seer's Engraving and Printing Establishment With woodcut image of a scene in a ballroom with a woman fainting from the play "Led Astray" from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper

Folder 24 Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, W-Z 1852-1878

New York, New York Wallack's Theatre, 16 November 1852 Wallack's Theatre, 27 January 1855 Wallack's Theatre, 3 March 1856 Printer: Howard F. Snowden, Printer

Wallack's, 28 February 1862 Printer: Herald Print

Wallack's, 13 April 1866 Printer: Clarry & Reilley, Printers and Engravers

Wallack's, 21 June 1872 Printer: James Reilley, Printer and Engraver

Wallack's, 19 March 1874 Wallack's, 1 June 1874 Printer: S. Booth, Theatrical Engraver and Printer

West Side Theatre, 8 April 1878 Printer: Cameron & Co. Steam Printers

Charley White's Opera (598 Broadway), [July 1860] Printer: W.S. Randolph, Printer Text features the Opera Serenaders

Winter Garden, 23 January 1860 Printer: Herald Print Text features Matilda Heron in Lesbia

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 46 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - New York City - Miscellaneous, W-Z 1852-1878

Winter Garden (newspaper clipping), 4 March 1861 Winter Garden, [14 January 1862] Printer: Herald Print

Winter Garden, 12 May 1862 Printer: Herald Print

Winter Garden, 25 June [1862] Printer: Herald Print

Winter Garden, 4 August 1862 Printer: Herald Print

Winter Garden, [12 January 1863] Text features Cubas in "The Chimney Corner" and "The French Spy"

Winter Garden, 8-11 December 1862 Winter Garden, 4-5 March [1863] Wood's Minstrels (444 Broadway), 7 November 1859 Printer: Herald Print

Wood's Museum, 6 October 1873 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Printers

Wood's Museum, 3 November 1873 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Printers

Wood's Museum, 12 January 1874 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Printers

Wood's Museum, 6 April 1874 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Printers

Wood's Museum, 2 May 1874 Printer: Cameron & Co., Steam Printers

Worrell Sisters' New York Theatre, 31 July 1867 Printer: Metropolitan Job Print

Worrell Sisters' New York Theatre, 18 October 1867 Printer: Metropolitan Job Print With woodcut image of a scene from "Esmeralda"

Worrell Sisters' New York Theatre, [May 1868] Printer: Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment

Folder 25 Northeast - New York (State) - Troy - Troy Museum 1850-1855

Troy, New York

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 47 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - Troy - Troy Museum 1850-1855

Troy Museum, 29 March 1850 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press With woodcut image of the musicians of the Nightingale Ethiopian Serenaders performing

Troy Museum, 30 May 1850 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press

Troy Museum, 1 June 1850 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press

Troy Museum, 5 October 1850 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur, Book and Job Printer

Troy Museum, 28 October 1850 Printer: Mac Arthur, Book and Job Printer

Troy Museum, 27 November 1850 Printer: Mac Arthur, Book and Job Printer

Troy Museum, 18 December 1850 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press Print

Troy Museum, 17 February 1851 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press Print

Troy Museum, 26 February 1851 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press Print

Troy Museum, 4 March 1851 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press Print

Troy Museum, 5 March 1851 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Press Print

Troy Museum, 24 May 1851 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur's Steam Press

Troy Museum, 21 June 1851 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur's Steam Press

Troy Museum, 7 July 1851 Printer: Johnson and Davis, Steam Press Printers

Troy Museum, 15 November 1851 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 21 November 1851 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 15 December 1851 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 48 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - Troy - Troy Museum 1850-1855

Troy Museum, 16 February 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer With woodcut image of scene from "Death Token! Or the Fisherman and His Dogs" of fighting soldiers and a dog

Troy Museum, 3 March 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 6 March 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 17 March 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 25 March 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 17 May 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 12 June 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 17 June 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 22 June 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 29 June 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 30 June 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 1 July 1852 Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 7 September 1852 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 7 October [1852] Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 8 October [1852] Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 20 November [1852] Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur, Printer

Troy Museum, 5 May [1853] Printer: Mac Arthur, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 49 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - Troy - Troy Museum 1850-1855

Troy Museum, 31 January [1854] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 1 May 1854 Printer: Troy Daily Whig With woodcut image presumably of Mrs. W.J. Florence in character in "Yankee Gal!"

Troy Museum, 13 September [1854] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 31 October [1854] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 13 November [1854] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 17 November [1854] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 18 November [1854] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 18 December [1854] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 4 January [1855] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 28 April [1855] Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 31 May 1855 Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 1 June 1855 Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Troy Museum, 2 June 1855 Printer: Troy Daily Whig

Folder 26 Northeast - New York (State) - Troy - Miscellaneous [1847]-1874

Troy, New York Ackers Variety Theatre, 14 September 1874 Harmony Hall, 19 March [1852] Printer: Johnson & Davis, Steam Press Printers

Harmony Hall, 30-31 March [1854] Printer: Steam Power Presses of the "Troy Daily Traveller" Text features the Julian Burlesque Operatic Troupe

Morris Place Concert Hall, 12 July [1849] Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur, Printer

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 50 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - New York (State) - Troy - Miscellaneous [1847]-1874

Rand's Hall, 22 January 1857 Rand's Hall, 23 February 1857 Seminary Examination Hall, 29 October [1847] Printer: Kneelands' Steam Press Text features the concert of Mr. Manvers

Troy Adelphi, 31 October 1855 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 8 November 1855 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 21 December 1855 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 26 December 1855 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 12 January 1856 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 31 March 1856 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 8 April 1856 Printer: Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 7 July 1856 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur's Steam Presses Text features Buckley's Opera Troupe in "Cinderella"

Troy Adelphi, 8 July 1856 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur's Steam Presses Text features Buckley's Opera Troupe in "Trovatore"

Troy Adelphi, 11 December 1856 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Troy Adelphi, 10 January 1857 Printer: C.L. Mac Arthur's Steam Presses

Folder 27 Northeast - Pennsylvania - Philadelphia - Miscellaneous, A-E 1851-[approximately 1879?]

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Arch St. Opera House, 21 April [1873] Printer: Merrihew & Son, Steam-Power Show Printers With woodcut images of the front of the theatre and head-and-shoulder portraits presumably of Lew Simmons and E.N. Slocum of Simmons & Slocum Minstrels

Arch St. Theatre, 21 August 1852 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Job Printing Office

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 51 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Pennsylvania - Philadelphia - Miscellaneous, A-E 1851-[approximately 1879?]

Arch St. Theatre, 11 November 1852 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Job Printing Office

Arch St. Theatre, 29 January 1853 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Job Printing Office

Arch St. Theatre (Wheatley and Drew's Arch St. Theatre), 12 February 1855 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Job Printing Office

Arch St. Theatre (Wheatley's Arch St. Theatre), 13 July 1858 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Book and Job Printing Office Text features Ordway's Aeolians

Arch St. Theatre (Wheatley's Arch St. Theatre), 16 July 1858 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Book and Job Printing Office Text features Ordway's Aeolians with a benefit for comedians Jerry Bryant and Dan Bryant

Arch St. Theatre (Wheatley's Arch St. Theatre), 19 July 1858 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Book and Job Printing Office Text features Ordway's Aeolians with a benefit for comedian Eph. Horn

Arch St. Theatre (Wheatley's Arch St. Theatre), 23 July 1858 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Book and Job Printing Office Text features Ordway's Aeolians with a benefit for comedian John P. Ordway

Arch St. Theatre, 14 June 1859 Printer: U.S. Book and Job Printing Office With woodcut image of minstrels performing for Morris Brothers, Pell & Trowbridge's Minstrels and Cow-Bell-O-Gians

Arch St. Theatre, 11 June 1860 With woodcut image of singers in historical costumes for the "Old Folks' Concert" and text featuring Morris Bro's, Pell & Trowbridge's Minstrels

Bijou Music Hall (607 Arch Street), [1863] Printer: U.S. Steam-Power Job Print

Chesnut St. Theatre (Chestnut Street Theatre), 12 May 1851 Printer: Scott's Printing Office With woodcut image of a minstrel performer in blackface costume holding a bag labeled "Bruder Bones" for Horn Wells & Briggs' Ethiopian Serenaders

Eleventh St. Opera House (Eleventh Street Opera House), 23 March 1864 Printer: U.S. Steam-Power Job Print With woodcut images of minstrel performers for Carncross and Dixey's Minstrels

Eleventh St. Opera House (Eleventh Street Opera House), 15 April 1864 Printer: U.S. Steam-Power Job Print With woodcut images of minstrel performers for Carncross and Dixey's Minstrels

Enochs' Varieties, March [1877] Printer: Merrihew & Son, Printers

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 52 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Pennsylvania - Philadelphia - Miscellaneous, A-E 1851-[approximately 1879?]

Enochs' Varieties, 19 March 1877 Printer: Merrihew & Son, Printers

Enochs' Varieties, [approximately 1879?]

Folder 28 Northeast - Pennsylvania - Philadelphia - Miscellaneous, F-Z 1821-[1877]

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fox's American Theatre, 2 August 1875 Printer: Ledger Job Print

Frank Rivers' Melodeon, 3 October 1861 Printer: U.S. Job Print

Friendship Hall (corner of Norris and Sepviva Sts.), 4 March 1873 Printer: West Brothers, Printers

Grand Central Variety Theatre (Walnut St., above Eighth), 2 February 1874 Printer: Ledger Job Print

Great International Music Hall, 23 April [1877] Printer: Merrihew & Son, Show Printers Text features the Gorman Brothers dancers and the Aeolian Minstrels

Hestonville Hall, 21 January 1871 Printer: Merrihew & Son, Steam-Power Job Printers With woodcut image of a minstrel from the "Buffalo Boys' Combination"

Long's Southern Varieties (At the Museum, 758 South Third Street, below German), 2 June 1859 Printer: U.S. Steam-Power Book and Job Printing Establishment

New American Theatre (Walnut Street, above Eighth), 1 January [1867] Printer: Ledger Job Printing Establishment Text features the "Ice King's Vow" directed by Tony Denier

Sanford's Opera House, 30 November 1857 Printer: Brown, Printer With woodcut image of a minstrel performer with musical instruments at top

Sanford's Opera House, 2 November 1860 Printer: U.S. Book and Job Printing Office With woodcut images of black cherubs and text featuring Sanford's Opera Troupe and a benefit of A.J. Talbott

Sharpley's Opera House, 8 August 1864 Printer: U.S. Steam-Power Job Printing Office With woodcut image of the head of a blackface minstrel for Sharpley's Minstrels and Operatic Burlesque Troupe

Theatre (Walnut Street Theatre), 27 November 1821 Theatre (Walnut Street Theatre), 1 January 1822 Theatre (Walnut Street Theatre), 2 January 1822 Walnut Street Theatre, 17 February 1855 Printer: Brown's Steam-Power Job Printing Office

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 53 Series I. Northeast 1821-[1899] Northeast - Pennsylvania - Philadelphia - Miscellaneous, F-Z 1821-[1877]

Walnut Street Theatre, 8 June 1863 Printer: U.S. Job Print With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait presumably of M.C. Campbell of Campbell's Minstrels and Brass Band

Walnut Street Theatre, 8 January 1864 Printer: U.S. Job Print

Walnut Street Theatre (fragment), 16-18 January [1865] Walnut Street Theatre (fragment), 6 February 1865 Walnut Street Theatre, 16 February 1865 Printer: U.S. Steam-Power Job Print With woodcut image of two pointing hands

Series II. Middle West [1827]-1889 Physical Description: 62 items in 4 oversize folders Arrangement The Midwestern broadsides are organized alphabetically in four oversize folders first by state and city and then by theatre name. • Illinois and Iowa - Miscellaneous, [1863]-1877 (18 items) • Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin - Miscellaneous, [1827]-1889 (16 items) • Ohio - Miscellaneous, [1832]-[1879] (28 items)

Folder 29 Middle West - Illinois and Iowa - Miscellaneous [1863]-1877

Chicago, Illinois Adelphi, 13 February [1875] Printer: National Printing Co., Printers With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of a young woman captioned "Adelphi Valentine Matinee"

Adelphi Theatre, 15 March [1875] Printer: National Printing Co., Show Printers

Hooley's Theatre, 11 October 1875 Printer: Chicago Evening Journal Print Text features the California Minstrels

Hooley's Theatre, 31 January 1876 Printer: Chicago Evening Journal Print Text features the California Minstrels

Hooley's Theatre, 6 March 1876 Printer: Chicago Evening Journal Print Text features the California Minstrels

Hooley's Theatre, 20 March 1876 Printer: Chicago Evening Journal Print Text features the California Minstrels

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 54 Series II. Middle West [1827]-1889 Middle West - Illinois and Iowa - Miscellaneous [1863]-1877

Hooley's New Chicago Theatre, 18 September [1876] Printer: Chicago Evening Journal Show Print Text features Hooley's Minstrels

Kerwin's Melodeon Concert Hall (116 Dearborn St.), 7 September [1863] Printer: Chicago Times Print

New Chicago Theatre, 15 November [1875] Printer: Chicago Evening Journal Mammoth Show Printing Establishment Text features Kelly & Leon's Minstrels

Turner Hall (North Side), 17 September 1876 Printer: Justus Loehr, Printer Text features a sacred concert by the Great Western Light Guard Band, conducted by Joseph Clauder

Mattoon, Illinois Opera House (Mattoon, Illinois), 2 December [1875] Printer: Cameron & Co's Steam Printing Establishment With woodcut images of head-and-shoulder portraits of performers with Madame Rentz's Female Minstrels and Mlle Marie DelaCour's Parisian Troupe of Can-Can Dancers

Ottawa, Illinois Opera House, 20 December [1875] Printer: Detroit Daily Post Show Printing House

Opera House, 10-11 January [1876] Printer: Chicago Evening Journal Print With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of actor Frank E. Aiken in costume as "Van the Virginian"

Opera House, 20 February 1877 Printer: Chas. E. Ware & Co., Printers

Dubuque, Iowa Athenaeum, 24 July 1869 Printer: Times Print

Keokuk, Iowa Gibbons' Opera House, 3 November 1873 Printer: Constitution Print Text features a grand concert for the benefit of the Memphis Sufferers directed by Prof. Reps

Folder 30 Middle West - Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin - Miscellaneous [1827]-1889

Detroit, Michigan Beller's Detroit Concert Hall, 31 May 1859 Beller's Detroit Concert Hall, 20 June [1859] Printer: Detroit Daily Tribune Print

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 55 Series II. Middle West [1827]-1889 Middle West - Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin - Miscellaneous [1827]-1889

Coliseum (Michigan Avenue, opp. City Hall) (fragment), 8 December 1879 With woodcut image of a bar room brawl scene from the play "True Blue"starring Helen Coleman

East Saginaw, Michigan Bordwell's Opera House, 9 December [1878] Printer: "Daily Courier" Job Print

Saint Paul, Minnesota New Olympic Theatre, 28 October 1889 Printer: Dispatch Printing Co., Show Printers Text features Belle Clifton and her Gaiety Company

Opera House (James A. Oates & Co., managers), 9-10 August 1869 Printer: Pioneer Print

St. Joseph, Missouri Tootle's Opera House, 23 June [1884] Printer: Pitkin & Vaughan Company, Show Printers With woodcut images of scenes from the shows including portraits of performers Hamlin and Keeler, the child singer Emma Rice, and comedian Frank Howe from Col. J. H. Wood's Great Dime Shows

Saint Louis, Missouri Canterbury Theatre, 8 November [1880] Printer: St. Louis Globe-Democrat Job Printing Co.

Canterbury Theatre, 6 December [1880] Printer: St. Louis Globe-Democrat Job Printing Co. Text features Mme. Cora's Great Female Minstrels

Olympic Theatre, 10 March 1871 St. Louis Theatre, 23 July 1850 Printer: Reveille Print

Theatre, 24 August [1827] Text features the play "West Indian"

Theatre, 21 September 1846 Printer: Printing Office - Reveille Building Text features the play "Tortesa the Usurer"

Theatre Comique, 2 March 1879 Printer: Globe-Democrat Job Print Text features Schoolcraft and Coes

Nick Wilsey & Tom Osborne's Melodeon (Late Bechtner's Varieties), [approximately 186-] With woodcut image of minstrel performer Byron Christy as "Cousin Pompey"

Milwaukee, Wisconsin Opera House, 19 November [1874] Printer: Trayser, Williams & Walters, Printers

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 56 Series II. Middle West [1827]-1889 Middle West - Ohio - Miscellaneous, Cincinnati, Ohio (A - Cincinnati Theatre) [1832]-[1865]

Folder 31 Middle West - Ohio - Miscellaneous, Cincinnati, Ohio (A - Cincinnati Theatre) [1832]-[1865]

Cincinnati, Ohio Atheneum: at Rockwell's Amphitheatre (Athenaeum at Rockwell's Amphitheatre), 28 May 1847 Mozart Hall, 24 November [1865] Printer: Cincinnati Daily Commercial Steam Job Press Text features Burgess, Prendergast, Hughes and Donniker's Excelsior Minstrels

Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 13 July [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 24 July [1832] Printer: Lodge & L'Hommedieu, Printers

Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 25 July [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 26 July [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 28 July [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 1 August 1832 Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 6 August [1832] With woodcut image of a sailing ship

Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 8 August [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 10 August [1832] Printer: Lodge & L'Hommedieu, Printers

Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 20 August [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 21 August [1832] Text features the Tyrolese Minstrels

Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 3 September [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 3 September [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 28 September [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 28 September [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 11 October [1832] Theatre (Cincinnati Theatre), 12 October [1832]

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 57 Series II. Middle West [1827]-1889 Middle West - Ohio - Miscellaneous, Cincinnati, Ohio (National Theatre - Z) - Toledo, Ohio -1854-[1...

Folder 32 Middle West - Ohio - Miscellaneous, Cincinnati, Ohio (National Theatre - Z) - Toledo, Ohio -1854-[1879]

Cincinnati, Ohio National Theatre (Sycamore St. bet. Third and Fourth), 13 June 1868 Printer: Times Steam Job Print

National Theatre (National Theatre Comique), 12 October 1874 With woodcut image of the exterior of the theatre

Vine St. Opera House (Vine Street Opera House), [approximately 1879?] With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of Jennie Engle

Cleveland, Ohio Foster's Varieties, 12 September 1854 Printer: Herald Job Office

Theatre Comique, 30 November 1874 Theatre Comique, 11 December 1874 With woodcut images of minstrel performers for a farewell benefit of Mack and Thatcher, "The Great Ethiopes"

Theatre Comique, 9 April 1877 Dayton, Ohio Beckel Opera House, 2-3 December [1870?] Printer: Russell, Morgan & Co., Printers With woodcut image of scene from Humpty Dumpty show

Toledo, Ohio National Theatre, 4 August [1879] Printer: Blade Printing & Paper Co. With woodcut head-and-shoulder portraits of four female members of Living Statue Troupe of Prof. J. Lawrence

Series III. South 1825-[1913] Physical Description: 61 items in 3 oversize folders Arrangement The Southern broadsides are organized alphabetically in three oversize folders first by state and city and then by theatre name. • Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee - Miscellaneous, 1825-[1879] (19 items) • Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington D.C. - Miscellaneous, [1855]-[1913] (15 items) • Louisiana - New Orleans - Miscellaneous, [1828]-1861 (27 items)

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 58 Series III. South 1825-[1913] South - Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, and South Carolina - Miscellaneous 1825-[1879]

Folder 33 South - Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, and South Carolina - Miscellaneous 1825-[1879]

Augusta, Georgia Theatre. Concert Hall, 31 January 1854 Printer: Constitutionalist & Republic Steam Press

Theatre. Concert Hall, 9 March 1854 Printer: Constitutionalist & Republic Steam Press

Louisville, Kentucky Knickerbocker Theatre, 1 December [1879] Printer: Courier Journal Print

Theatre, 7 June [1832] Printer: Prentice & Buxton, Printers

Baltimore, Maryland Davis' Music Hall, [approximately 1870s?] Printer: Ledger Job Print (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) With woodcut images of minstrel performers and black cherubs

Front Street Theatre, 12 October 1857 Printer: "The Printing Office," Sun Iron Building, Baltimore

Front Street Theatre (fragment), [approximately 1850s] Text features "A.J. Talbut! The Celebrated Ethiopian Comedian"

Holliday Street Theatre, October 1860 Printer: "The Printing Office," Sun Iron Building, Baltimore

Holliday St. Theater, 19 October 1860 Vicksburg, Mississippi Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 7 January 1839 Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 11 January 1839 Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 8 February 1839 Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 12 February 1839 Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 6 March 1839 Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 21 March 1839 Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 2 April [1839] Theatre (Citizen's Theatre), 25 April 1839 Charleston, South Carolina Theatre, 24 January 1825 Theatre, 26 January 1825

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 59 Series III. South 1825-[1913] South - Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington D.C. - Miscellaneous [1827]-[1913]

Folder 34 South - Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington D.C. - Miscellaneous [1827]-[1913]

Memphis, Tennessee Memphis Orpheum Theatre, 20 January [1913] Printer: Pilcher Show Print With two photographic head-and-shoulder portraits of English comedian Daisy Jerome and Hawaiian musician Toots Paka

Nashville, Tennessee New Theatre, 12 September [1827] New Theatre, 31 October [1827] Alexandria, Virginia New Theatre, 25 October 1859 Printer: Gazette Print

New Theatre, 1 November 1859 Printer: Gazette Print

New Theatre, 2 November 1859 Printer: Gazette Print

New Theatre, 5 November 1859 Printer: Gazette Print

New Theatre, 14 November 1859 Printer: Gazette Print

New Theatre, 17 November 1859 Printer: Gazette Print

New Theatre (King Street), 21 March 1865 Printer: "State Journal" Steam Job Print

Richmond, Virginia Metropolitan Hall, approximately 1862 Printer: "Enquirer" Steam Presses Text features Buckley's Great Southern Nightingale Minstrels and Prize Gift Company and Agnes Sutherland in the 100th Night of Hamlet

Metropolitan Hall, approximately 1862 Printer: Examiner Steam Presses Text features Buckley's Great Southern Nightingale Minstrels and Prize Gift Company, Agnes Sutherland, and Buckley's Olio

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 60 Series III. South 1825-[1913] South - Tennessee, Virginia, and Washington D.C. - Miscellaneous [1827]-[1913]

Metropolitan Hall, approximately 1862 Printer: Examiner Steam Presses Text features Buckley's Great Southern Nightingale Minstrels and Prize Gift Company, Agnes Sutherland, and Buckley's Olio

Metropolitan Hall, 27 September 1862 Printer: Dispatch Job Office Text features Buckley's Southern Nightingale Opera Troupe and Miss A. L. Clyde's Dramatic Company

Metropolitan Hall, 13 December [1862] Printer: Dispatch Job Office Text features Buckley's Great Southern Nightingales and the farce "Virginia Mummy"

Washington, D.C. Canterbury Hall, 24 April 1862 Printer: H. Polkinhorn, Printer, Washington

People's Theatre 21 April [1855] Printer: H. Polkinhorn, Printer

Folder 35 South - Louisiana - New Orleans [1828]-1861

New Orleans, Louisiana American Theatre, 18 February [1828] American Theatre (Camp Street), 14 January [1835] Printer: Louisiana Advertiser Office Print With woodcut image of the United States eagle emblem at top and text featuring Herr Cline and the play "As You Like It"; 1893 handwritten note on verso

Gaiety Theatre, 11 December 1876 Printer: Picayune Theatrical Steam Job Print With woodcut images of performing gymnasts including Harry Leslie and Don Santiago Gibbonaise

Gaiety Theatre, 22 January [1877] Printer: Picayune Steam Job Print

Olympic Varieties (Late 66 St. Charles Street), 2 April 1871 Printer: Weed & Kelly, Theatrical Steam Printers

St. Charles Theatre, 4 April 1847 With woodcut image of Gabriel Ravel balancing on a pole as the character "Vol-au-Vent"

St. Charles Theatre, 23 January 1849 Printer: Office of the Picayune With woodcut image of the United States eagle emblem at top

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 61 Series III. South 1825-[1913] South - Louisiana - New Orleans [1828]-1861

St. Charles Theatre, 2 March 1851 Spalding & Rogers' Museum and Amphitheatre, 24 November 1859 With woodcut image of performers from Kneeland, Adams & Heddin's Original Campbell Minstrels and Brass Band

Varieties Theatre, 1 December 1860 Varieties Theatre, 15 December 1860 Varieties Theatre, 2 January 1861 Varieties Theatre, 19 January 1861 Varieties Theatre, 6 February 1861 Varieties Theatre, 16 February 1861 Varieties Theatre, 18 February 1861 Varieties Theatre, 8 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 10 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 15 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 16 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 18 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 24 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 29 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 30 March 1861 Varieties Theatre, 4 April 1861 Varieties Theatre, 5 April 1861 Varieties Theatre, 14 April 1861 Series IV. West [1868]-[1918] Physical Description: 6 items in 1 oversize folder Arrangement The Western broadsides are organized alphabetically in one oversize folder first by state and city and then by theatre name.

Folder 36 West - California and Colorado - Miscellaneous [1868]-[1918]

Fresno, California Zapp's Park (amusement park), 28-30 April [1918] Printer: Herald Print With woodcut images of performers including Alphonse King; text advertises a "Liberty Bond Fund" and the opportunity to "Soak the Kaiser."

Los Angeles, California Tivoli Theatre (12, 14 and 16 Court St. opp. Court House), 1 November 1890 Text features "The Great Keller All Feature Specialty Combination! Headed by Jules Keller"

San Francisco, California Midway Café (585 Pacific St.), approximately [1915] Printer: Gille Show Print With photographic portraits of Signorita Sinhasinha, Irene McDougal, La Belle Siada, and the Royal Hawaiian Quintette

W.H. Smith & Co.'s New Alhambra Theatre, [1868] Printer: Dramatic Chronicle Print Text features the California Minstrels and the Marntinettis

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 62 Series IV. West [1868]-[1918] West - California and Colorado - Miscellaneous [1868]-[1918]

Wigwam Theatre (Under canvas Mission Street near 21st), 9 July [1906] Text features the juggler Rapoli

Leadville, Colorado Globe Theatre (State Street), 7 November 1881 Text features woodcut images of head-and-shoulder portraits of Harry Levitt and Jennie Levitt of the New York Levittts German Novelty Team

Series V. Foreign 1809-1914 Physical Description: approximately 26 items in 1 oversize folder Arrangement The foreign broadsides are organized alphabetically in one oversize folder first by country and then city.

Folder 37 Foreign - Miscellaneous 1809-1914

Montreal, Canada Theatre Royal, 15 June 1865 Printer: Herald Steam Press Text features Julia Daly in "Our Female American Cousin"

Theatre Royal, 12 July 1865 Text features the play "The French Spy" starring Helen Western

Theatre Royal, 7 September 1865 Printer: Montreal Herald Steam Press Text features the play "The French Spy" starring Christine Zavistowski

Quebec, Canada Music Hall (St. Louis Street), 6 October 1865 Printer: Morning Chronicle Steam Power Works Text features Julia Daly in "The Child of the Regiment"

Music Hall (St. Louis Street), 11 October 1865 Printer: Morning Chronicle Steam Power Works Text features Alice Kingsbury in "Fanchon the Cricket"

Cork, Ireland Theatre Royal, Old George's Street, Cork, 4 December 1857 Printer: W. Hurley, Printer Text features the Brothers Hutchinson

Dublin, Ireland Royal Queen's Theatre, 8 July [1848] Printer: W. Mac Donnell, Printer Text features "The Last Lay of the Black Minstrel … The Farewell Benefit of E.R. Harper"

Royal Queen's Theatre, 10 December 1858 Printer: R. Carrick, Printer With a woodcut image of dinosaur bones captioned "The Original Bones" for Pell's American Opera Troupe and minstrels

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 63 Series V. Foreign 1809-1914 Foreign - Miscellaneous 1809-1914

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom Birmingham Grand Theatre of Varieties, 6 July 1914 Printer: James Upton, Ltd., General Printers Text features Miss Zona Vevey

Liverpool, England, United Kingdom Theatre Royal, 21 June 1828 Text features a benefit of Il Diavolo Antonio

Theatre Royal, Williamson Square, 29 January 1844 Printer: Office of the Liverpool Mail Text features "Professor Risley and his infant son in "Peter Parley's Drawing-Room"

London, England, United Kingdom Adelphi Theatre, Strand, 6-8 February 1823 Printer: W. Glindon Text features "Green in France, or Tom and Jerry's Tour"

Lyceum Theatre, 14 August 1809 Playbill titled "The English Opera"; Text features the "Up all Night" with "Master Wallack" playing "Boy"

Olympic Theatre, 3 February 1851 Printer: Fairbrother, Printer Text features "All that Glitters is not Gold" and Mr. G.W. Pell in "The Original 'Bones'"

Princess's Theatre 25 March 1847 Printer: S.G. Fairbrother, Printer With woodcut image of minstrel musicians for New Orleans Ethiopian Serenaders

Royal Lyceum Theatre, 31 August [1874] Printer: W. Brettell, Jun., Printer Text features Emily Soldene in "La Fille de Madame Angot"

Theatre Royal, Adelphi, 10 December 1838 Printer: S.G. Fairbrother Text features "Mr Rice, the Original Jim Crow" in "Flight to America"

Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 30 June 1818 Printer: Rodwell, Printer Text features "Belle's Strategem"

Theatre Royal, Sadler's Wells, 5-7 March 1847 Printer: S.G. Fairbrother Printer Text features the play "Lady of Lyons" under the management of Mrs. Warner and Mr. Phelps

Manchester, England, United Kingdom [Royal Minor Theatre], 26 December 1829 Printer: Printed at the Royal Minor Press Text features Carl Hunter on the Tight Rope

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 64 Series V. Foreign 1809-1914 Foreign - Miscellaneous 1809-1914

Theatre Royal 8 September 1860 Text features Buckley's Serenaders and Julia Gould

Newcastle upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom Empire Palace Theatre, 20 June 1910 Printer: R. Ward & Sons, Printers Rainbow-colored background; text features Anna Chandler "America's Latest Comedienne"

North Shields, England, United Kingdom North Shields Theatre, 26 July 1820 Printer: S. Hamble & Co. Printers Text features the play "Mysterious Hermit; or the Bond of Blood"

Richmond, England, United Kingdom Theatre Royal, Richmond, 29 September 1813 Text features the melodrama "Valentine and Orson"

Sheffield, England, United Kingdom [Theatre] (fragment), 15 December 1826 Printer: H.A. Bacon, Printer With woodcut images of a Native American Indian being attacked by two dogs and a man being attacked by a bear; text features Mr. Simpson in "Cherokees or the Dogs of the Wreck"

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom Edinburgh Adelphi Theatre, 15 August 1846 Printer: James Brydone, Printer Text features Professor Lees with George Hanlon and Alfred Hanlon

Series VI. Performer-based 1853-1934 Physical Description: approximately 33 items in 2 oversize folders Arrangement The performer and unidentified broadsides are organized alphabetically in two oversize folders by the name of the performer or company, with the two unidentified broadsides at the end of the second folder.

Folder 38 Performer-based - Miscellaneous, A - L [approximately 185-]- 1934 and undated

Performer-based - Miscellaneous B. A. Bamber's Dime Show Travels, Art, History. Astronomy, Fun, Electricity. B. A. Bamber. Grand Stereoptical Dissolving Views …, [1880?] With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of B.A. Bamber and a statue

Bentley's Big One Dime Show Bentley's Big One Dime Show … This show was organized in 1880, 54 years ago, [1934] With woodcut and photographic images of performing dogs and a blackface minstrel

Buckley's Opera Troupe with Brass Band [fragment] Town Hall. R. Jean Buckley, Manager … Saturday Evening, February 25. Last Night of the World Renowned Buckley's Opera Troupe with Brass Band. …, 25 February? With woodcut image of black cherubs

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 65 Series VI. Performer-based 1853-1934 Performer-based - Miscellaneous, A - L [approximately 185-]- 1934 and undated

Burlesque Opera Company Burlesque Opera Company under the direction of Nelson Kneass. Best Place of Amusement in the City … Christy's Minstrels … Cinderilla … Mrs. Nelson Kneass, undated Bray and Edmonds (fragment) …Messrs. Walter Bray and Edmonds … By Great Desire, the Woman of the World …, 1 March 1862 Printer: Calhoun, Printer With woodcut image of a minstrel performer; Walter Bray and George Edmonds are listed in the 1862 San Francisco directory with Gilbert's Melodeon

Chang and Eng Bunker Siamese Twins … The United Brothers Chang-Eng …, Printer: J.M. Elliott, Printer With woodcut image of the conjoined Siamese twins Eng Bunker and Chang Bunker as young men

Tony Denier … Pantomimic and Novelty Stars for the Season of 1879-'80 … Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty Pantomime Troupe and his Standard Company … City Hall …, 4 November [1879] Date sheet for a November 4, [1879], show at an unidentified City Hall pasted at bottom

Marie Duret M'lle Marie Duret as Jack Sheppard. The Great Moral Drama …, [approximately 185-] With six woodcut images of scenes from "Jack Sheppard"

Charles E. Fales Coming Soon Charles T. Fales Presents New Uncle Tom's Cabin Co., undated Printer: Erie Litho. & Printing Co. With woodcut images of scenes from the play

J.V. Farrar J.V. Farrar's Uncle Tom's Cabin …, undated Printer: Boston Job Print With woodcut images of a head-and-shoulders portrait of actor Minnie Foster and scenes from the play

Thomas L. Finn Thos. L. Finn's World's Biggest and Best Uncle Tom's Cabin in a Large Tent Theatre …, undated Printer: Erie Litho. & Printing Co. With woodcut images of scenes from show and exterior of tent

Goodwin's Variety Combination and Transatlantic Novelty Troupe Our Motto Is, No Paper On the Wall! Carry! Oh, Carry The News To Mary, That Goodwin's Variety Combination and Transatlantic Novelty Troupe! Will Perform … Johnny Perkins ... John Goodwin …, undated Printer: Quinn's Great American Show Printing House, 15 Park Row, New York City

Grand Variety Concert Laugh And Be Merry : Grand Variety Concert at the conclusion of each circus's performance … singing, dancing, burlesques, negro acts and farces … Mr. Billy Carroll … Jerry Blossom … Dick Punklett, undated Printer: Boston Job Print, Alden Street

Gutierrez Show Gutierrez Show : Compañia Mexicana de Grandes Atracciones El Conjunto Mas Novedoso y Homogeneo de California, undated Text in Spanish; with photographs of acts

priJLC_ENT_TBroadsides 66 Series VI. Performer-based 1853-1934 Performer-based - Miscellaneous, A - L [approximately 185-]- 1934 and undated

Professor Haskins Professor Haskins! With W.H. Barnard's Great Wonderful Exhibition! Living, Talking, Breathing Head …, [June 1875] With handwritten location and time information for New Bedford, Massachusetts, 125th Union St.

Heywood Bros. Combination 16 February [1876] Printer: Daily Leader Steam Print (Bloomington, Illinois) With woodcut images of performers from the Heywood Bros. Combination including minstrel performers, gymnasts, musicians, and actors, including a full-length portrait of Chinese comedian Yang Tse Kyang, as well as an image of a steamboat on fire from "The Great Quadrupanteon; with some text in German

Hutchinson Family Concert … The original Judson J. Hutchinson and Kate H. Hutchinson! Of the Hutchinson Family …, undated With handwritten location of "Lyceum Hall"

Hutchinson Family Concert … The original Judson J. Hutchinson and Kate H. Hutchinson! Of the Hutchinson Family …, undated William H. Kibble William H. Kibble's Original Uncle Tom's Cabin Co., undated Photographs with scenes from show and a head-and-shoulders portrait of William Kibble

Folder 38 Performer-based and Unidentified - Miscellaneous 1853-1930 and undated

Performer-based - Miscellaneous Madam Marantette Madam Marantette's Society Horses! Featuring St. Patrick The World's Record Jumping Horse …, undated Printer: Empire City Job Print Photographs of riders and horses doing tricks

Madame Rentz's Female Minstrels Extra! Announcing the coming of the famous M'me Rentz's Great Original Female Minstrels, [approximately 1874] Sea Tiger By the request of numerous families, the huge black sea tiger from the icebergs of Greenland …, 29-30 June [1853] With woodcut image of the featured animal

C.H. Smith C.H. Smith Double Mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin Company, [1881] Printer: Boston Job Print With woodcut images of scenes from show

Mort Steece Mort Steece Uncle Tom's Cabin, 8 June 1926 With woodcut images of scenes from show and a portrait of Abraham Lincoln and date stamp for a June 8, 1826, show in Alexandria, Minnesota

John F. Stowe 1907 First Grand Southern Tour 1908 : John F. Stowe's Big Sensational Scenic Production On the Frontier, 1907 Printer: Erie Litho. Co. (credit for images) With woodcut images of scene from show, the amphitheatre, and of Stowe's Military band with small head-and-shoulder portraits of John F. Stowe and Prof. Ed. Hayworth

Strimple's Variety Troupe Strimple's Variety Troupe …, May 1858 Printer: Jeandell & Pierce, Printers

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John Thompson Theatre! To-night! "The Modern Proteus," Mr. John Thompson in his wonderful sensation drama, in three acts, entitled On Hand! …, undated With woodcut image of a hand

Two Orphans Theatre. Wilton & Mitchell Managers Great Start Attraction! Union Square Theatre Combination! By Permission of Messrs. Shook & Palmer. … The Two Orphans …, [approximately 1875] With woodcut images of scenes from the play "The Two Orphans"

A. Walker Splendid Amusement! Startling Feats of Legerdemain! Mr. A. Walker .. Magic! .. Punch & Judy …, 1855 Printer: Calhoun Steam Printing Co.

James Chas. Welch 1890 - Season of - 1891 … James Chas. Welch and his own company, in his own comedies, entitled Farmer Casey and Lucky Muldoon …, 1890 Printer: Ledger Job Print With woodcut image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of James C. Welch in costume

E.S. Winstead's Minstrels Coming Soon! E.S. Winstead's Mighty Minstrels with the famous dusky beauty chorus 50 colored stars …, [approximately 1930s] Printer: Curtiss Show Print, Continental, Ohio With images of the exterior of a circus tent with a crowd and blackface minstrel dancing scenes

Unidentified - Miscellaneous Unidentified Opera House Grand Spectacular Sacred Opera of Esther! … Opera House on Thursday & Friday Ev'ng, Jan. 27 & 28, …Under the Direction of Prof. Lindsay, For the Benefit of the Congregational Church, 27-28 January ? Union Hall (Clarke Street), How is that for High … Union Hall, Clarke Street, Tuesday Evening, August 30, 1870. There will be a grand trial Jig Dance! Mr. Al. Smith, of New York, And Mr. Henry Johnson, of Philadelphia … Charles E. Bolles, Proprietor, 30 August 1870

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